CREATING YOUR GOAL & ACTION PLAN EXAMPLES
I will quit using tobacco starting 1 month from today. My partner who smokes. Join a quit tobacco program to help me with my action plan to quit. Let my partner know I am quitting and ask for their support. tracking my tobacco use and my triggers to smoking in my planner. my quit tobacco program support group and my sister
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